Kia C'eed

[DimPrawn]

I have some sympathy for the desire to have a really good car, believe me, I have been there and had the t-shirt till quite recently.

A couple of weeks ago I drove some 600 miles in two days, it was far from enjoyable as I spent most of the time checking the speedo. In a Porsche or Ferrari it would have been much the same, except I could have reached 70 (50 on some stretches of road with road works) in less time.

I prefer this to the Cee'd

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCSGNbvoLpA

[Churchill]

I presume the onboard trip computer did. Now what sort of nerd would boast about breaking the law....

I was illustrating the point that there are roads and motorways that at certain times are not congested or over-policed.

Part of being able to drive effectively is knowing when to make the journey. But hey, you knew that anyway, didn't you?

[Cheshire Cat]

I was illustrating the point that there are roads and motorways that at certain times are not congested or over-policed.

Part of being able to drive effectively is knowing when to make the journey. But hey, you knew that anyway, didn't you?

Agreed, I make all my journeys between 3 and 4am.

[oracleslave]

But hey, you knew that anyway, didn't you?

Of course.

[TheFaQQer]

Possibly, as long as "B" is not moving away from you at anything but glacier speed.
Really, if this is the level of performance you are aiming at the best thing might just be to steal a shopping trolley.

glacial

[Francko]

Wait till its 3 years old and I guess you get paid to take them

I don't think this point is valid any longer. I have been looking recently at some of the prices for japanese/korean second-hand cars. I don't see any bargain on Kia/Hyunday, not to mention Toyota or Mazda which keep their value much better than the well-known german counterparts. People have just realised that spare parts are just as expensive as for all cars. The only cars that lose some value are the ones considered not fashionable (i.e. ford focus and vw passat).